Ez400
Facial recognition for everyday doors.
Face and palm recognition in one contactless reader. Use it to control access, track time and attendance, or handle visitors at the front desk. Three models on one platform, all designed and built in-house by Ibex.
The Ez line identifies people by face and palm vein. One unit handles access control, time and attendance, and visitor intercom.
Same platform, same protocol, same API. Choose the device that suits your solution. Step up for more biometrics, capacity throughput and a bigger display.
Facial recognition for everyday doors.
Facial + palm-vein. The model most customers deploy.
High-throughput unit for demanding, high-security sites.
Every model includes time & attendance, cloud management and a single-relay output. Exact specs and data-sheet figures are available on request — ask us.
| Capability | Ez400 | Ez500 · Popular | Ez800 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Screen | 4.0″ · 480 × 800 | 5.0″ · 480 × 854 | 8.0″ · 800 × 1280 |
| Biometrics | Face | Face + palm-vein | Face + palm-vein |
| Fingerprint | — | Optional | Optional |
| Recognition speed | ≤ 0.2 s | < 0.1 s | < 0.1 s |
| Recognition accuracy | ≥ 99.70% | ≥ 99.9% | ≥ 99.9% |
| SIP intercom | — | Yes | Yes |
| Best for | Everyday doors | Most deployments | High-traffic, harsh environment |
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Works with the systems already in your building
Yes. Every Ez device handles access control (opening doors, gates, turnstiles) and time & attendance (biometric clock-in with reporting) from the same unit, in the same operation.
The Ez line is built to work alongside the systems you already use, and we’re adding new integrations all the time. The Ez500 and Ez800 support SIP intercom, and Wiegand output connects to compatible access-control panels.
If you have card readers you’d like to keep, we can integrate them with your Ez device, whether they use NFC, Bluetooth, or other card formats. Approved integrators can also request our SDK.
Using a system not mentioned here? Ask us. Chances are we’re already working on it or can look into it.
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